Administrative Internship Program Sample Clauses

Administrative Internship Program. The Board shall provide teachers with an opportunity to apply for inclusion in the Parsippany-Xxxx Hills Administrative Program. 1. Five (5) years experience in Parsippany, 2. The necessary supervisory, principal certification or present eligi- bility of same, or 3. Have completed 75% of a Masters Degree Program in adminis- trative certification. The necessary materials including but not limited to: a letter of intent, career aspirations, a current resumé, a copy of their principal or supervisory school transcript and copies of their final evaluations from the last three (3) years ex- perience; must be submitted to the Assistant Superintendent of Human Re- sources no later than March 30th each year. 1. The number of yearly participants in the program shall not exceed four
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Administrative Internship Program. The Board shall provide teachers with an opportunity to apply for inclu- sion in the Parsippany-Xxxx Hills Administrative Program. 1. Five (5) years experience in Parsippany, 2. The necessary supervisory, principal certification or present eligibility of same, or 3. Have completed 75% of a Masters Degree Program in administrative certification. The necessary materials including but not limited to: a letter of intent, career aspirations, a current resumé, a copy of their principal or supervisory school transcript and copies of their final evaluations from the last three (3) years experience; must be submitted to the Director of Personnel no later than March 30th each year. 1. The number of yearly participants in the program shall not exceed four (4) in any contract year. 2. Each participant shall receive an annual stipend of $1,500. The purpose of this internship is not only for individuals to learn a series of tasks but to understand the level of responsibility in each administrative decision. Upon successful completion of the internship year, each intern shall be guranteed an interview to the level of the Superintendent for one administrative position for which the intern is a candidate. (Codicile 5/25/05) A standing committee comprised of central office, building level and supervisory administrators will review applications and interview candidates for the program. The standing committee shall review the effectiveness of this program annually and make recommendations for modifications or continuance.
Administrative Internship Program. A. The Committee will provide up to Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000) each school year to conduct a project designed to train potential school administrators. B. The general framework of said project will be as follows: Up to ten (10) teacher applicants will, upon approval of the Superintendent of Schools, or his/her designee, be selected each year to participate in an in-service training program to be conducted during said school year. The Superintendent, or his/her designee, will select from among said participants those who demonstrate the greatest potential, and those selected will be offered the opportunity to take, with all expenses paid by the Committee, a mutually agreed upon program of selected administrative training courses at an approved university, college or other professional training school. C. A Joint Administration-Association Committee will be established on an annual basis to work on the mechanics of the aforesaid program. D. It is agreed that the Committee may fill existing or future vacancies from applicants other than the enrollment of the Administrative Internship Program.

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